It began with touching a camera for the first time, learning about aperture priority, and understanding the mirror. Then came the dark laboratory, diluting developer for the perfect B&W gray tones, inspired by the Hasselblad moon story. Later, I felt disappointment with my first color photos from big machines, and a mistrust of digital photography that made me feel obsolete. Eventually, I made the small jump to the digital environment where everything seemed possible. Through it all, I remain an enthusiast exploring my own point of view.

Now, that’s the time for mirrorless: my captures are present in the intersection of the internal multi- dimensional visual world, geographic spaces, and the noisy silence of the people marching in the background.